Group Therapy

If you’re dealing with addiction, you're not alone. According to a 2023 national survey, 48.5 million (16.7%) Americans ages 12 and older reported having a substance use disorder in the previous year.

No one should have to overcome addiction on their own. At Groups, you can make progress toward recovering and rebuilding your life in supportive community at weekly group therapy sessions. Group therapy provides a safe and welcoming space where you can connect with and get support from people who know what you're going through.

In these sessions, you can lean on the power of community — the driving force behind our treatment approach.

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How do our members feel about group therapy?

Hear from our members about the many benefits of group therapy.

Why does Groups provide group therapy?

We provide group therapy because it works. Group therapy pairs well with addiction medicines like Suboxone. While medication provides symptom relief, group therapy helps you understand why you began using drugs and learn how to manage difficult experiences without them.

We also get that sometimes recovery can feel lonely. Group therapy is a good reminder that you’re not alone in this. Together, we can make progress toward our life and recovery goals and support one another when times are rough. Together, we have the the strength and wisdom to change our lives for the better.

OUR PROGRAM

How can our group therapy benefit your recovery?

Group therapy offers a wide range of benefits. Here are some of the unique advantages of our group therapy program:

Accessibility

We offer in-person and virtual care, including evening sessions, across the country. We strive to make group therapy as accessible as possible — regardless of your location or schedule. Check out our locations.

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Peer support

Weekly group sessions connect you with other members who truly understand what you're going through. With Groups, you can build the kind of community that helps recovery stick.

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Professional guidance

Group therapy is led by a trained and experienced recovery counselor. This guidance keeps sessions structured, focused, supportive, and productive.

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Will you have to stop group therapy once you recover?

Recovery is an ongoing process. We understand that you might need continued support after you meet your initial goals. As a member, you’re welcome to keep attending group therapy sessions for as long as you need to.